4-Minute Music Video Edit
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
The music track is finished in HD wav ,we are currently filming some of the performers, and we expect to also need some stock footage e.g. from pexels other libraries we can use and fully credit. We dont expect you to need to spend any money on obtaining footage, but can assist with finding appropriate clips.
The lyrical theme is "getting blamed", and the anticipate the track will be a mixture of performance clips in various locations, individuals rather than a whole band, cut against the "story" which can just be related clips to the lyrical content
Check on you tube "The Fods You've Not Got Me" for a similar vibe.
I’m looking for a clean, story-driven cut that relies on timing rather than flashy tricks. The music calls for simple cuts and smooth, unobtrusive transitions only; no whip-pans, strobe effects, or animated overlays.
It would be your job to choose the cuts and sync to the audio.
Once the picture is locked, I’d like a subtle, muted-tone grade that evens out exposure differences and gives the piece a cohesive, film-like finish while preserving the natural look of the footage.
Here’s what I’ll need back from you:
• A final 4-minute master in 1080p (ProRes preferred, high-bitrate H.264 acceptable)
• not a showstopper but ideally The full project file— Resolve, ideally—so I can make trims later if necessary
All raw clips, reference audio, and a rough shot list are ready to download (total size: under 25 GB). Turnaround does not need to be aggressive I’m flexible if you let me know your schedule upfront. If straightforward edits and tasteful grading are your strengths, we'll start to get filmed content together. Likely content ready mid October.
The lyrical theme is "getting blamed", and the anticipate the track will be a mixture of performance clips in various locations, individuals rather than a whole band, cut against the "story" which can just be related clips to the lyrical content
Check on you tube "The Fods You've Not Got Me" for a similar vibe.
I’m looking for a clean, story-driven cut that relies on timing rather than flashy tricks. The music calls for simple cuts and smooth, unobtrusive transitions only; no whip-pans, strobe effects, or animated overlays.
It would be your job to choose the cuts and sync to the audio.
Once the picture is locked, I’d like a subtle, muted-tone grade that evens out exposure differences and gives the piece a cohesive, film-like finish while preserving the natural look of the footage.
Here’s what I’ll need back from you:
• A final 4-minute master in 1080p (ProRes preferred, high-bitrate H.264 acceptable)
• not a showstopper but ideally The full project file— Resolve, ideally—so I can make trims later if necessary
All raw clips, reference audio, and a rough shot list are ready to download (total size: under 25 GB). Turnaround does not need to be aggressive I’m flexible if you let me know your schedule upfront. If straightforward edits and tasteful grading are your strengths, we'll start to get filmed content together. Likely content ready mid October.
Related categories:
Final Cut Pro
Post-Production
Video Production
Video Editing
Adobe Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve
Color Grading